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Whether you’re new to the hobby or a seasoned vet, it’s important to understand all of the things that can affect the price of cards. Knowing about these levers and how to leverage them will be key to ensuring your hobby experience is both fun and profitable. The hobby is a living, breathing thing, which is why it can be so unpredictable. Nothing is for certain in cards, since we’re dealing with individual persons, teams and leagues, as well as market and cultural conditions

Come find my tables and say hi! October 3-4 - Front Row Card Show at the Portland Expo Center Table Q18 https://www.instagram.com/p/DdrnsWYj96U/?stkn=NG1zaDB1cG9qYzll Saturday October 17 Small Town Cards and Collectibles Show at the Klamath County Fairgrounds in Linman Hall Table 43 Saturday November 7 - Oregon Cards & Collectibles Show at the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center Table TBD

The information/knowledge gap between existing vs. new members of the sports card hobby is wider than some may think, primarily because the hobby has changed so much since the introduction of the internet and digital technology. Gone are the days of Beckett mags and LCS live auctions. Now we have sooo many more ways to connect with other collectors and to learn about cards, so exchanging these little pieces of cardboard has gotten wayyyy more complicated. I’m a quintessentia

Our biggest event of the year is next week, so let's chat about plans and tips for ensuring your time in Rosemont is as fruitful as possible. It can get overwhelming quickly, so being prepared will help you have the best National possible. Comment with your tips and tricks for the community. And hit me up on IG if you'll be there. Love meeting folks IRL. Before the Event Show info Download the official Ludex app Know where and when to pick up your entry passes Know the floor

If you're anywhere near Redmond, OR, on Saturday, May 16, come on by the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center and buy/sell/trade with fellow sports and TCG collectors. Details and tickets: https://centraloregoncardshow.com/ May 16th, 2026 9AM – 4PM Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center HiLine Homes Hall 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond, OR 97756

Finding reliable, consistent, quality card shows around the country can be tough, even though there seems to be more and more shows happening as the hobby grows. That's where Front Row Card Shows come into play. They circuit the US all year through 6 cities, and deliver a premier collecting experience every time. Check them out when they're in your town/area! https://frontrowcardshow.com/ @FrontRowCardShow

The coolest card show to ever hit Arizona, the AZ State Card Show is happening March 13-15 at the Diamondbacks' Chase Field. Yes, at the ballpark! Go catch a spring trainging game then head to Chase Field to explore the cards and get autographs from some past stars like Doc Gooden and Ruben Sierra...while in the stadium!! Whether you're buying/trading/selling sports or TCG, this is bound to be an event collectors won't want to miss. More info: https://www.collectiblesoncolleg

Collecting vintage sports cards is a thrilling hobby that combines nostalgia, history, and investment potential. For many, these cards are more than just pieces of cardboard; they represent cherished memories and iconic moments in sports history. In this post, we will explore some of the most sought-after baseball and football cards, their significance, and tips for collectors. The Allure of Vintage Sports Cards Vintage sports cards have a unique charm. They tell stories of

Music and sports have always been two powerful forms of expression. They both evoke emotions, create memories, and bring people together. But what happens when you combine these two worlds? This blog post explores the fascinating intersection of music and sports cards, revealing how they can enhance each other and create a unique experience for fans and collectors alike. The world of sports cards has seen a resurgence in popularity over the past few years. Collectors are not

The world of sports cards is experiencing a remarkable transformation. A new generation of collectors is stepping into the spotlight, and they are known as Xennials. This group, born between the late 1970s and early 1980s, is uniquely positioned between Generation X and Millennials. They are bringing fresh energy and enthusiasm to the sports card hobby. In this blog post, we will explore the rise of Xennial collectors, their motivations, and how they are reshaping the landsca